My Livestream Reaches the Ming Dynasty

Sang Wan was a new history creator on C Station and an amateur history buff, especially fond of the Ming dynasty. So she uploaded a video she'd made herself. [A Rundown of the Ming Dynasty's Most Eccentric Emperors] The commenters were a little strange. Zhu Di: Impossible! Absolutely impossible! My descendants can't be this useless!! Zhu Yuanzhang: You little brat, look me in the eye! The Ming Dynasty's God of War: (muttering) Useless. [A Look at the Great Figures in History Who Were Slandered] King Zhou: I'm a tyrant? Qin Shi Huang: Who dares slander me?! Wu Zetian: When Luo Binwang insulted me, at least he wrote a whole little essay. People nowadays can only call me vicious. Zhu Jianshen: The Jurchens of Jianzhou are definitely the ones slandering me. [A Rundown of History's Most Wasteful Heirs] Qin Shi Huang kicked Hu Hai square in the butt. Zhao Kuangyin rode Zhao Guangyi like a donkey. Emperor Wen of Sui spat up three pints of blood: You insolent wretch! Yongzheng made Qianlong stamp documents for a whole month as punishment. [Women in Chinese History] [Comparing China's Development with Foreign Countries] [The Crouching Dragons and Young Phoenixes of Chinese History] [I'm Livestreaming the Modern World to All the Big Shots] Reading Guide Parallel worlds. Historical changes in one era cannot affect the dynasties in other worlds. Of the five titles listed without descriptions above, tell me which one you'd like to read first. No writing advice in any form, please. And one last important thing, repeated three times: If you don't like it, don't read it. If you don't like it, don't read it. If you don't like it, don't read it. Theme: History can serve as a mirror for understanding the rise and fall of dynasties.